S&NTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN! OAVN:
fV'TnchIay, January T,
1ST.
TEMN'A. E. iTIME TABLE.
P&swiifeCr trains leave MilHin Station as
follows:
iaitviid.
Phiodelpbia Express. 1 !"i i in.
Fast Line, 3 2d a m.
It-rnibiirg Accoiiimo., 11 'is i id.
Kail. G 12 ui.
Vat-trie Express, In 13 am.
Cmcwuaii Kxprcst, 8 i() j ui.
Pittsbnrg Express 1 2" a lu.
CitK-iui.att i.iros, 2 i:l m.
I'ar-.t!-, C Oo a hi.
Way Passenger, !'. I'4 a m.
Kail, i - ui.
a I .in, 0 06 iu.
Slifflin, Not 2, lfcTS.
LOCAL lXTELUr.t-.XCt..
A Musicil Association has been oran-
irod at Van Wert, j
.Wun at Laird L. Bel!' storu In Tat- '
tersou, every evening. j
McAlittterville ha a musical carnival on j
the lapis for licit Friday evcan-. j
Rev. Mr. Blsckwelder is holding a nvi- '
Tal meeting in hi cbr.ro.i in this place. :
Crouud baa b-cn broken for the new
Militia at the Sufquchaima cud. So it is '
icjwrtcd.
Jerotu: N
Tlioniscn roM his " Black
Rock" la... , luulaiuing lid acres, to Geo.
Wiise. of cnUwr. and oflicirds geaer-
i!!v were mlued i" p.-r cent, ua tin; P. K. !
i! ... v,. v...r', ii iv ;
'
The new Co:irtiuit;.m char.?? th) t:me ,
f..rli..l,!inrr liitf .S.J.-iii'i eleeliou iii March to
the U.ird 1 csJa iu February. ,
1 here was i....rc slen-hin- done on a.hal-!
Lrtreuow tail last a-etbaaoa aay auuw ;
t th-? same iiej;j tor ma:iy years.
1 iij editor of l!io Ltfvisluwa Stutiarl ha l
a t I'lwa iii'tey sent Inni, tie.t he
as
i.it a11.! !! to j'lint the ouiioi's h-ltte.
Frederick F--.tseb.ide, of the tirni of.
T.l.cu i. Kiv!,x Vj.!e. jrrri'ini for j
n.ifii-ir .-ervht.: i:i Knk.iJ l"wu!.iji. I
A ra". b'.t nn tha sire, t i.i she ciniril part j
t.f town i..a otuer Way was the .-au.-e of a '
l.ikh d'-ree of imrrriniei.t a:ni: the U .
Mr. ITc's F!..t-sr.ij.h o'i'.l.'-y is
iu lull iji;Ta!ioi. i:i Si !
ll'.t !- bi'.ihtiuj;, i
n K.-i.:?tf r;r A 15 -.u-r y.c
liw ti:a.l t-yer.
t:iro t.ikea !
Tlio tini. v i .1 I..-Tr-Ul.-iwn iitl-oa-l was
mm,;J.,.u,'cu,v it M a lvertisrd tor j place at the residence of Solomon Kauff
al. Accord. n? to ad-'eniseaieat now, it ! man, who resides about two miles south
w ill 1m- m.-1 oa the C;h t Say next. of McAlisterville, nn the night f the
I'tin.itTg.lo'. and I.ewiti'.wa are deter- 30th ult. Mr. Kanffman is unmarried,
lii'd to t..vak up the annyan-c, inn
-hi-i but .-k ! O.eir sir.-et b -y.
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,.a:i.T,y ...!,. r u.. ,
L;;..,d A.b ic-,fs mt. w.-s c iu-,ht by ,
lai.ii K .i..'o!iik..i. i.t iu Ije foundation 1m- ;
i,.,,.., i.r .N. K. i.i,..,..,i.l-a K, w ;
iMiia -cr.., ,,ve.e.y ie.l. ;
h- i.w;. vbc.-ed :ue late t,. ! Mm- ;
W.K h.K ii. .Still
J ii-y !..ts b.-eii a.;. t.d at d iiopriMtti-d lor ;
t ;:!. Mtvei i. .: u : imo char- ,
a-; r in !.e-un!:eil I.wUa:Mu and
The C. C 1
..r,. .i i r.e ..i.i and
i-p. ii ui.t i.ie oi l. ami
lic-iwti i.i ilie :ifW t e:."-, lu ll:-- l'alaee lial!
in the i.i--'it ol tlte Ll-t ult. a.:l llii in.iru
ii:-of the l.-d last. The attectiance a-
1 irrv.
l oder the new Co-.Htiiai-.-u th-j taR elec-
for itaie ai.d couuty .iiiicerfi ischati -d I cd the loiucVeeper to examine t;ie hed-!.-Oiii
ihe M.i nd Tuesday il tV.lober to the i ding and the whole room carefu'Iy for
Ti.cs.Ijj-a:t.r the !i;st :i..:i,:ay of .ovciu-I !)e FUrpoJle(J missile. The houe-
Ii t M e.v h yi-ar.
S.ilwrl 1.. I Ker, oi
recii-ienl of a larjra poos-.-, ha.ids'.iiiuly
,in. ..i...ii
tivcu in c-dora ol purple aad b'.u:t. a. a boll- ;
!ay present lima Itieii.U iu I.cbu.on, l.eb- j
ation cuumy. 1'a. j
A lr! r discovered in '.hs oHice
diice of the!
en-tigs ag,
I'erry C:::nty Democra a.-iueeveu
ju..t i-i time to save tbat priotms tabiish- j
inert frni rieKtrurtlon. lt:mnilleid pci'lile
UC.ICVU UK
titirr.
!firaaa ihe work of an inct-n-
A jonng mm who is known in Mifflin by
. nti-i.lm- .f mii.l,. ..Tiio uiabta ajrit (tt
.iabta ajro g.it
into a t,aam.t in Hlonmfieid, I'erry county, j
where be now resides, which resuit-d in
l.ik receiving iLre kaife ataba, one in the j
tbroat, one iu a cheek, and one iu tha l.pv
A joung man and woman m this place
l.avinz deter-n.iued on matrimony, conclu
ded t: have the ceremony i-erioriuel in a
f-.'.ld adjoUing town, coiis.-.tientiy on a
rert.Vio Hioonlicht i.ipht they entered one of
W-. l)i i..' tieki, east of tow n, an i th -re,
midiT tbe tvru.k'.it.g t ir and in thi! silvery
r:-v of tlie imn, were united iu the "holy
b.jiids"' by a niiiiiitor ot one of the Mifflin
t hiux-hen.
Tramps have a regular ro!tte of trtvel ;
, r.i.. c. . i
tbat th-y puistw Irotn otiC end ol the State I
t.. the other. In c. ut.tiJ. t: at have po..r .
bouses they stop a Mid bmise b-r Mip;r, !
bxi-iitg and b:. .ik:.u.l. In coui.ii.-s IU it t
are not pmrMed tib such liottm.-. they stp
at the i.iil or at .ther lfnist s jrr.id-.vl for
, i
them. Latter!- th j poor huttse niiiia-e- i
ic,.t ( To-k cou..ty h,ve directed that '
everr anHcaiit j.ir county boin.lv mut
work a c--iifi b-l.tb of tiuo aeeo.-diu? to j
the benetit rec.iv. J iu or at qrarrie ilut
bo'.or to the ir.st totion.
Johu Tvson caiifbt a large viid cat in a
foa -.: several day a-.., oi. ha.te moun- ,
tain. The cat waa r&u,Lt by one of the
...I fccm.r ' If firtt .niiiroaeh Tvson
thoneU of taking the animal .'ire, but it j
ret.ist.-d all his vff.i.ts in tbat dhectbm o
l"croi-it.uIy t'-at he b.-came discouraged,
seiz-d a rlr.b, deiivere.1 a well-directe.1 j
i, o :-c vgaarious thing's head, and it j
mil miliioni any more iruuu'u. t
wa ihe utopd one be trapjied atr.ee fall, j
if the first be jot noihine but lr-uent-1
ary j ieees tf fur and portions of its car
cass, i' havi.i- beu lorn to piecos while in
liie trap, oy other anim-ds.
Notice. The At.nuil meeting of
tl.e Tu.arora Pavings Fund and Loan
Association will be Lld Tuesday even
iug, -f lLtiary 20th, 174, for the recep
tion of the acitusl repot t and the elec
ti u ot" our.-ers for tho enfuing year.
A full 9ttendar.ee is requested.
W. S. &.MEIQH, Sec'y.
Pcrrysvulc, Defl. 30, 1S73.
The Qi.TK'.n' Settled Those
eminent men. Dr. J as. lark, Physi
cian tc Queeu Victoria, aud Dr. Hughes
Keniidt, say that consumption cau be
cured Dr. W islar knew this wbeti be
discorcred his now widely-known 151
faui of Wild berry, aud experience
has proved the correctness of bis opin
ion. Scarlet fever prevails in certain
pari of Lancaster county.
O.v New Yenr'a day we utoed on aj Kev. T. J. Suerhard, of the l'rec I One of tbe most melancholy aeei
piece of one of the l.uffaloea ahotTby Jtjteriao cliorcli of Hia place, wis sum-Sent it las ever beeo our duty to te-
M -fill XT ...t i it i . I I .
Mr. II. II. North and Dr. Banks out
on tbe plainB." As we partook of tLa
savory meat grown cn the natural
grasses of the wild West we did not re
frain from conversation on the dashing
horseback chases iu which the Doctor
and Mr. North had of necessity to in
dulge iu in order to secure the noble
I game, i or leaders they had experi
J euced fruutier men and hunters who
j knew the plains and alt of the Iloeky
j Munutaiu intricacies as Juuiata people
j know their native hills and valleys
I They kuow almost as well where to look
for the buffalo as Peuu) lvauia farmers
j know where to look for their cattle, so
! skilled are they its habits. They are
I equally at nonie on foot or on horse
! back. In the former wav of traveling
v "'c""t
our friends of course suffered by cow
Pr,on uot having had tbe experience
to place them on au tqualify, Lui when
tu0 former were in their saddles the
Juu.ata men did not tufL-r by couipar-
iaoe. Mr. North's experience in horse-
back riding or exercise dates from early
boyhood He was accustomed to its
Uues aud Dr. Banka busine.a .
phyaiciau with a large practice in this
county iamiliarixed him so with horse- j children. In the year 1827 Mr. Sher
kirV ri. i !.. . r.. i J : : i
lLa'.Le W" BOt I"'1 t0- 11 the ids
Napoleon hid been schooled to the
eaddle as he has been, tbev wonM i.t.t
i.... .i. t ,f
nave arLpped to the ground from tueir
saddle's mill t iliai:s;i..n IimI.t. tiir
chief tlOW0 ifeos of fatigue. The
af.iitT of the young amateur huner
,, ,ima. ... . ,...
j ner in which they tilted at aud brought
(luxu the Fame Wun the aJuiirat:in ami
r
I real IritiidiLip of tbetr rough bui honest
C1""" --a-irs. iauks aud -oi Ih,
however, did .ot secure all of their
gumc fr..m the sa ldle ; the greater por-
tiou was shot while afoot. They have
Sceu all(i ctn tej yuu 0f very phrase
of w.-e!eru life and character.
A crriZES of Fayette township in-I
forms us that a mysterious occurrence I
i that wears an nrrlv
tiH)k
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j aud. as our inforu.ant related, sleeps
i d.iwu stairs or on tbe Erst floor, while
"
uu acd Lonsekecr and her I
j
,
stated, .b.,t m.dfg..t, he w .waken-:
od by a loud report n,n,led wtlb the
." ""6
out of bed, l.sstcned to the w nduw and
p.ked i ut, but saw nothing lit ng and
, .
beard no noise : but . pane of pittas
i . r i ii
tt JH trt kn cut cf the window, and the '
in fr:iguietits lay on the 'or. He
conjestureu that a stone had teeu
thr-iwn ihlo the room. None, however,
! was found.
s loond. in the morning he request-
1 keeper did as instructed. Findiug no-
,,. : ; .!. fl.i.ir l,r
. .
worst suspicions was aroused aud she
t
examined the wail across the bed, and
her horror, there, right opposite to
and about ix inches above the pillow,
wss , ballet hole. S ime one had at-
,cil)j),ej , ghoot Kanfl'niao while be lay
iu bed. Tbat is the inference
The new Methodist hurch in this
VUce fraially opened to the or-
ship of God" on last Sunday. A Urge
eengregatlon was preae t in the niTniug
ltl(J in (he eveuiug. The ocsasi'-D was
uk, t0 ria . subscription for tbe
CS!)CelJtion of what debt remained on
the new church and to furnish funds fjr
the completion of tbe building. Tbe
eoiigr.-gations responded heartily.
Three thousand dollars were laised.
People who bad not been inside of
church for years attended and contrib
uted. Rev. Mr. Pardoe is a wondar of
! l.itridi hnii.ler. He tfannr.t be snr-
.
passed. Iheeviilenee to prove it is
t - r
'ound in the Luildir.g itself, which has
been erected and pa'd fur since last
tyTiUg the whole work having been
.j ,ni crri-d to completion
. . . ,, . . ,
wiunn the year. The churcB is not
' .
eq'iald in the State, in towns ot tbe
j-opula'ion that MiSltn contains.
Osu of the most iuccmpiehcnsible
be'u gs iu the world is a boy. lie is
rttreiy satisfied with advice or inslrnc-
. ,. , e..rimen, wjtll
whatever fails iu his way. Several
evenings ago . number of boys met at
Will's corner. One older in the way
f tlie day than his real age would war
ra,lt .iu) j bcinif, had a lighted cigar,
Anotfl(.r ,iad a fljsi of powder. Said
the boy with the cigar, " Pour some
pder on the cigar." The request
was no sooner made thin complied with
Of course an explosion followed, and
the boy who poured the powder was
considerably burned abeut tbe head.
Tbe party was scared, and it is pre
sumed their experiment in that direc
tiou will rest possibly during the re
mainder of their lives. The powder
can waa blown to the opposite Bide of
the street.
Public Sale. John Motxer, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Samuel
lu?n, dee'd., will sell at public sale,
00 the premised, at 1 o'clock P. M., on
Saturday, January tilth, 1874, . Lot
of Ground situate in Mexico, having
thereon erected . good Iwo-story frame
Dwelling House, Stable, and other ne
cessary outbuildings and surrounded
with a good fence. This property is in
excellent condition nd itJ pleasantly
located.
The "Big Valley," in Mifflin county, is
troubled with sheep dogs.
mooed away last week to be present at
the closing days of his father on this
earth. From the Sleubcoville Herald
and. Yews we receive the following obit
uary notice of Mr. Sherrard's father,
with a brief oketch of his life :
Robert Andrew Sherrard departed
this life January 1st, 1874, at i o'clock
P. it., in the 85th year of his age. lie
was the fourth of five sous of John
Suerrard, who emigrated to this coun
try from t ounty Derry, Ireland, in the
year I :!. His father, alter serving j from a limiting expedition, they dis
tevcral years iu the Revolutionary war. ! covered smoke f.nd flame issuing from
settled in Fayette county. Pa., near j the roof and windows of the shanty in
ConuelUville, where tbe t-uhjeot of this ' question. The alarm was immediately
notice was born May 4, 17S9. In tbe sound :d and tbe two gentlemen named
year 1805 he, with the family, removed
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weuorsuu couu.y, vjiu, uu me
j frontier, and settled near Smitlthcli,
, and t'lere continued to live for a uutu-
j her of years. Iu the spring of 1833
! he removed to the farm knowu as Sugar
! Ilili, two miles southwest of S.eubcn -
vilie, which was his place of residence
daring the remainder of his lite. In
j the year 1816, be was married to Miss
I Marv Kill.n.rt, nf VM.,...rela..,l eonn-
J
ty, Pa., who died in 1S23, leaving five
". Jeffewon ConSty, Ohio,
' who stiil survive him, having seven
i children. Ilia wh.ile faiuilv. eonsistin?
i - j j i."
' of six sons and six dacphte.s, are still
' livifr m-:ii. lr.TP n'l i.rm. nt witii liim
during his last illness. For a period of
' 57 years he was a memhor of the Pros-
,,v,Mri:1 n,.ri.,, . nitr.A
; the Church of Centre, I'rc-hytery of:
rMeu'uenviIle. in the vear 1 8 1 i . n l in
' ' '
: 120 he was ordained and iti.italied a
; ltulittg r.l J. r in the same el.urctt At-
i ter bis removal to the viuiuity of Steu-
. benvilla he became connected with the
' First I'rexbyterian Church. He wa
installed an Kldcr in lti51, and hiscon-
j nec-tion was still with this church at the
i tiue of hts death.
TnE IIunt;n-'don .Monitor says:
e
ithin two miles of Huntingdon there
j was committed last Wedntsday morn -
mg, one of those crimes which horrify
I the public, destroy the peace of life
land wake husbands and father fear
for th future saf-ty of their wives and
jdaugl.ters. On the morning of that
..I..., M. I U-.i,.....l. ..t V...;.l.fi..!.l I
, ; ' " , ' ,',.w ,1 wrMcr at ,h tha l'"Je P3'
lett her home to go to ,. Head ID , Mr. Elysses Tih.-n, of Vium.to.n,
U alter townsh'p, to do a day's work. ' snd Misa Marv M. Mariev, of Firmauaca
htnM "
- Jic to I YEATER liOHRnn Oa the 2-V1,
M..n K i
MeCouneKAown a man psssed bv, and,
,;,!,;..,. hr-r .! n...r.,i..w nnd
1 t ... ..... e, , .. ,
t I -
: ii.. . ... .m . i ... i
traLoii uiiiu otii oi sogr.i, sueit ne run-
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ceaiea iioisu; in a lonce corner until
.
-irs. u . jjot i.ppoMte to ins prace ci
concealment when he sprang upon her,
threw her to the pround and attempted
to outrt.ee her p.-raon. Mm. W. n.ads
c 1
tf lir . . i i 1
J. . a- . l it
esperafe roMstance, ltinicted several
severe scratches npm his face, and
screamed so lively that her assailaut
Snally fltd without accomplishing his
desire. Iivturning home Mrs. VV. in
formed hkr huiiband of tbe occniTence
and described the appearance of the
Send. Her husbaud started in search
of the scoundrel and finally came upon
one Jones who answered the descrip
tion and whose face bore tbe marks of
recent scratches. Calling hief ef
Police Wcstbrook he bad Jones arrest
ed aud taken before Esq. Murray when
he was identified by Mrs. West brook,
whereupon ha was committed to jail for
trial. Although well deserving the
halter, it guilty of this crime, it it not
oar privilege to comment upon the case.
Tbe law will take its coarse and all
good citizens mast abide the result.
Fr soma time past our people have
been disturbed Saturday nights by the
drunken ribaldry of . number ol boyt.
aud young men whose principal aim in
life seems to be to earn enough monsy
durutg the week to enable them to have
. big spree Saturday ntghf. Kenion
stranre, r ublie and private, was of no
avail, so, last Saturday Chief of Police
Uesthro k and Lieutenant Miller shad
owed ihe !ai k ar.d bugged feur of them,
who eiij yed the hospitality of Sheriff
UonsV tbat night and Monday nmruitigl
had a bearing before Mayor ISortng, j
who, in consideration of a contribution
of five d-tllars eaeh to the borongl trea
sury, re.ca&td theui ftoin custody.
Mast Juuiata people whose business
calls them beyond the limits of the
county were home during the holidays.
We do not enumerate, yet we cauuot
refrain from re publishing what the
Paterson (N. J ) Daily Prea$ says of
John Laird, of Tuscarora Valley. Tbe
Press says :
Superintendent Laird, who now bas
charge of the management of our pub
lic schools, under the direction of the
Board of Education, is . thorough mas
ter of his business, is completely iu love
with bis work, and knowiug what is to
be doue is determined to have l done,
S3 far as liea in bis p iwer. His month
ly reports to the Koard, hastily written
as they are, and w.thont any attempt at
elaboration, arts singularly interesting,
and afford the clearest exhibits ol the
actual condition and progress of our
public schools, as well as of the leading
principles to be kept iu mind, that we
have ever had. The Commissioners
really owe it to Mr. Laird, to them
selves and to the public to have the
reports published monthly. They are
altogether the most readable of all our
citv documents. Mr. Laird himself is
unfortunately so modest that he de
clines to furnish bis reports for publi
cation, but duiing his absence from tbe
city on Saturday we obtained and ijive
below his report presented to the Board
last Friday evening. We commend it
to the perusal of ont readers.
A York connty man peppered .
chicken thief in tbe legs with a load of
shot. That fellow will never forget
tbat ben roost.
cord, occurred in the Loop," this
county, yesterday morning. Two mem
brs of the Wertz family, a brother
and sister, have been insane for a num
ber of years, during all of which time
they hare been confined in a low shanty
iu close proximity to the residence of
the balance of the family, as it was
cocbidered dangerous to permit them to
run at large. Yesterday mnruirg, as
Dr. Ruhrer and II. A. Boiiine, E-1-, of
IlolitdaY.sbor, yere returning home
rushed to tbe burning building with alt
i -ii l . -. . i
; posnote oasie, uuiu was w lain io
I reuder any assistance t the unfortvnate
j tisane creature inside, consequently
j they were burned to a crisp, although it
is tbe general supposition that both
! were smothered to death some time ere
j the flames reached them. Dr. Kohrer
avers that it was tbe wirst s'ght that
' ever met his view. The origin of tbe
fir- i. .,,.lr..n 1!lnm Tnhnn. f
'
i Dec. 39A.
Conceit. A ('oncert of Vocal and
Instrumental Music will be given at
. McAlisterville, on Friday evening, Jan-1
uary 9tb, 1874, by the MiAlisterville
SinciiiB Class, under the instruction of
; e
i 1 l"?fT- A Selected pro-
J P"ue w'11 be 'ntrodnced. 1 he pub-
i 1,c are !nv,tJ- Admisnon 2c cents.
Proceeds to ho spplied to the c ass.
Tnz annual meeting of the stork
l-.,i,I,.r nr .I.mUta (Vmtt Uri ,
... .vn., - j
cultural S tciefy will be held at the I
Tuscarora House in the borough of
Icrrysville, on FriJay, January 9th,
!S7i, at 1 o'clock P. M.
U. M. Graham, Sec'y.
MAUUIKI):
SHIKK WEIPMAX Nov. 27th, lfcT:!,
h.- P..r a r.,i.i.l..r V. Willium V
',.. ., ' . ,. .A . ,,. I
I Slmt kv.A Misn Lniilv A. n eidiuan. Ixithof
Favee twt.h.p.
j rEOpLES-B ALEXT1NE On the lith
u;t., at the M. E. Paron:ie in Thomjxon-
i twn, by K.-r. V. Seliriher, Mr. John H.
j I'eoplea ai:d Miss M;iCl4ie Bakntiue, bolh
,,f r""e townabip.
I TlLTEXMAKLEY-.On.te 53rd n.t.,
Dy tne aaiiie, asMMeu ry rev. i. xi. juaeK-
at tbe reidenc uf the bride's futh.-r fib.n
i Abrab.iui li di.er), by kev. C.
M.i-rs, Mr.
.-ii:i ..... f V.il..r i! A.'.l in.I Dili,, -iiirl
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... . . n : i . .... ,t,;.
J!iss Miranda liohrer, ol Bcaletowu, thot
, r.,1In.,.
connrj.
i;eaVER A'OXEIPA On the 1st hist.,
'by hev. I. JI. Ulaekwelder. Mr. It.-ujauiin
! Heaver, of McAlisterviiU-, this county,
i lo v,s larr c- Voneida, of Moutaudon,
i . .i t I , r... t..
ori..uiiioi--i .ana tu.i i a.
PEITEN GEEDY On the !st iti.it., by
ticv. C. Myers, Mr. L. R. IVppen, of Mil-
lord tip., and Miss Louisa Gey, of Tus-
j carril t ;ivt..s!ii
iu:is
lrNN Near McAlisterville, 'ov. 18,
187.1. James A. Dunn, aged 50 years, 6 laos.
and 27 days.
rrFl'EXBERfJER 1 Fayette township
en the lith of November, Vf7i, Madalena
1'i.tkiiberger, a0'id OH years, 7 mouths and
10 days.
Sl'ICHER On tbe 22nd ult., in Walker
township, Jonas Spicht-r, aped 68 years,
10 uionths and 23 days.
S TINE On the 20th nit., in Fermanagh
townahip, aiunel Stiuc, ag d 72 years and
8 months
t'03I3IIaRCIa.
JIIFFLIS AND PATTERSON MARKETS
Corrected weekly by the Mitttin and Patter
son Hoard ol Coiiini-rce.
MirrLtxrow Jau.
1S74.
m raTi50
Bntb-r, prime rll SO
Lard 8
Tallin 8
K.'s, per doz - H(t
Vinegar, per ijt. V)
route.
Hams, lb 12
Shoulders tSiii-s 7
vaaicriKs.
Lake Ilerrlng 4 50
Onions...... ... ............. f")
fcees-.vax, .er .0............... 2o
Sotip, irv. ............. ...... H
Candlea.". Vi
o.., washed................ 6-"
Rag. 3
a ET ILK1 ATU LI S.
Cal Oil, pr ga'1 40
bj'.l per sack 225
CH OI p SKEtiS.
! Corrected week I v br D.I. Sulonff Co
Wheat, 51 f0
Corn 55
Ilarlev ;
Hats, old 49
" new S'l
Clovrseed . ... .... .......... 4 Ml
Timothy seed 2 M.
t-laxsted 1 7.3
1'otatoea 61
J. ii II- X- Stauibausli's Prices Current, i
Corrected tleikly, Jau. 4, 14.
Prime holl ?utter h-.r mud 3'
Ejr?s. r-r dozen- yd
Dried Apple per pound 6
Tallow " 8
l.tird, " 8
Chickens, live " 8
Bacon, "
Shoulder, " 10
Ham, -
A Wholesale Pmrh-isin' A?ent for the
In'LW AMEIIICAN
Sewlxg Machine.
The Needle's eye is the only hole to thread
thronpih; aelf setting Needle; run light j
sews last; cheapest ln-st made b-.'st fin
ished 1110.it dm able Mai htne in exis'euce.
WK1TTEN GUAKANTEE FOH3 YEARS.
For Circulars, Tern :s, 4.C., aildresa
AMEIIICAN S. M. CO.,
22 N. Second Street,
Ilarrisburg, Penn'a.
Jaurs TVabd, Manager
llsrrisburg, Sapt l'J. 1873-im.
500 AGENTS M?cbJ31
Splendid assortment 1 Large sales ! Large
profit! Address HAAS1S it LL'BKECHT.
Empire Map and Chart Establishment, 107
Liberty St, New York.
HEAD QUARTERS.
Bridge
THIRD AUKIV.U,
Of New Goods this Season !! I PANIC PRICES !
io:
GREAT KlaDUCTXO?i'i
.V PRICES!
10 PER ClaNT.
C11E.1PFR TIU. EVER !
Wtiter Proof Cloth at 88 cts.
per yard.
Velveteen at f0c, 90c, anl
S1.00 per yard.
Colored Blanket s of $ 1 .38 and $ 1 .75,
piece.
WAiie fihnkrU at $2 23 an
Ipwards.
H
As Iow as uCc per yard.
i IMITATION BUCK GL07ES
at sixty csts.
1
'a '
I
R D-TECTm.LT Youns, 'cc,
EIL SCSIGTT.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
We bare opened out in Jacob Tlionns' ,
i
parlor, one door north of the Juniata Hotel, j
th? Iarjt and b:-st stock of
BOOTS A?JD tmiZ,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
,,
V nil. ;'!!.. o
r. k rrpt.,,C:
vtr broti;ht to the county.
We buy our stor k from Manufacturers
and in large lota. We par cash a .d expect
to sell for cash, which will enable us to
offer GOODS
At Prices far BsIot tlio Average,
rfORS M IDE TO ORDER,
This brunch of the bm.ii.ess will be sn-
tterititeiided bv A. B. FASIK, one of the
best practical mechanics in Ihe county. Ail j
kinds of repairing done.
AIL work warranted.
' OKXELH'S KAI'TLEV.
July i 1873 -tf
g li. LOUD'Jv,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room in rear of Crystal Palace Building.
on Water Street, Mifflintovm, Pa., j
tj..-,n,i.'-.i,rf ,,r. 1 '
Fashionable goods .iway, a,
baud. j
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shorten I
notice.
(i(X)DS ?)LD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can liae them
cnt in garments Iree of charge.
BUTTERICJTS PA TTERXS also
to'!
vale.
ALL. WORK U1RRIKTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22. 1373-if
CXV T.4IL.OK MI CI.
The nndersicti'-d would resjwtfully
fonu the pu lie that he Ins oj etitd a
TAILOR SIIOP.MAMiLE T()l UUIIEAL'S.!
at bis Tesid-jnre. on Bide street, in tbe
Parker Mansion, and is now prepared U do
CUSTOM "WOK3C
at short notice and in tlie niobt durable and
fashionable manner.
He intends to put out none but ood work
and asks a share of the public pitnu ij.;.
VVW.IAAI V.lSt.
RESmiPTIOX.
J;)!1N DIEUL hrrbv announce. fo his
old customers and the public enera'.Iy,
thai he has a-.un resumed business at his
old utaiid, on
Water Street, MiOlIntoivn,
Where he will manufacture in a a-itisfactorr
11 tanner,
Harness, Light and Heavy, to
Suit All,
oree Collari, Hiding; Saddle. H'aon
Sadlfes, ftrilirs of all kinds,
Plow Lines, in fart everything
in His Line.
REPAIRING neatly and espeditiously
esccute.1.
Call and inqnire before going elsewhere .
JOUN nir.nL,
On Wafer Street, a few doors Xortii of
the Crystal Palace Building.
Nov llL leTj-tim
'OLOJIOX SF.IIItllt,
Will visit MiSiin and Patterson eicry
aud will furnish the citizens of tlx-Se bor
oupha wit 1 the best of
BEEF, VEAL. MUTTON, POUK, fcc.
at tha very lowest prkea. He rspecfinlly
solicits the pitronaje of the pnbllc.
April 3, 1872! y.
A fine assoitment of cloth; CHsgimcrea,
vesiings, c aiwrya on band and fitr salt
by b. B. LOL'UON.
ITS
Street.
GOODS SOLD AT
BARGAINS for EVEEYEODf
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
IS THE CHI S
1
i :
PRICES TO SUIT TELE TIMES
t
W, AfOTTO -
" Quick Sales and 3u,a!l Profits !"
LARGE SINGLE SHAWLS
Sold as low as $1 50.
Shawls of Every Description
, ?old at a Sacrifice.
Four Border EaiidkercLiafs
FOR 2'j CXTS.
i Iiiijingmy (loods for C.ih enables
i
jne to nuke these lire-it Itetlm-ti Kis.
PUBLIC ITOTIOE
IP HEREBY ;1YKN That, i:i onb-r t..
i mivc iiiuuey to aid in the courtt'in-tiuti .if a
i new I'.nirt Ilutou- in V.i:t!i:itorn, the nmb-r- '
I sipite.1, I'.mmiissi.oiers oi l!ie t-tiitity .t
Juiiiitt, have isneil a:id are u:w pi'-'iarxl
to m II, at Ih.-ir olhee in .l.i!!:iitnwu,
The Eonds cf tlie County,
I of neh li"!ionii'tati.fiis as ir. iy be desired
I not ies.- ih in Filty Dollars with eoUjS.ns
I atlarhed. at thi: r itu .f sttc t,ur ec-titum in
; t-r-.-st, to b" pai i antiii tlly. i.ii I llotu!., to
be t'Tiyable it 'Hie, to, or m-.-re years, not 1
: t-x.-ev-dini; eij;ht. I
j Titt-sc lion Is ar" issued nnr'or the provi
j sioiis ol ih ; Act of An lubly of th; Ut "i of
! April, 180. and wiU be a sale and desira-
!,lo ii.vestiiiuM, exempt from taxation lorali j
. I.jcai and 11111:14.1; al jierposes.
j AVM. VAN P M'EI'IX(7F!,
A. A. thi 11 KR.
Com m is '.onrrt.
i Atfeat :
1 ixx D'EX' C'rV-
; tomtuissioneis' Otlte.'. M:lliin- )
town, Nov. 7, la7d.
;
! VEW IIRl'U STORE.
j ANKS & jML1Nf
, (t.ld Post-O.lice Btiil.ili.g.)
.tlain street, !liilliutou, Pa.
I DEALER IN
VUVUS AND MEDirtN E..
' CHKMICAI.f, I'VE ST I IK. PAINTS
OILS, VAKMSI1KS, CLASS. I'l TTY,
COAL oil., LAMl'S, IU I.NKliS,
CHIMNEYS, ii U t, S I! E S,
HAIit HKi:HES,TOOilI
ltKTSIIKS, rKK
ITMKBY.CO.'ZUS, SOAPS. liAlK
OIL, Top. AC:
CO, CIOVCS,
NOTIONS,
SI'Allti N K k Y
L A K (i E VARIEEY OF
TATEVr MEDICINES,
1 Selected with freal care, and warranted
1 .Mil I! lll 4SM1IVI I '
c7-i;ut ..1 wines and liuuoks
btr inedh HI purposes.
ri-aia jKiPTioxs cmiMniuM with
great carr. Juue 2J-I.
:
I l 'i tlll.Mlint. clUUH.
X 1 ,
The undersigned would inform the pnblic I
that he has opened a
FlUMTIRE STORE
In the o-trotigh ol Pat tenon, where h has
for saltj
KILIiOUHN ii GATES'
13:DIUJ()3r SETS,
Walnut Ile'lrouin its,
I ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS, J
, SSOFAS, LofXGES, J
j KXTEX.I0N TaHLES, j
XOI SX !V I ,
Soiii, Cane-.-a-.it an 1 Cummon
Chairs, Wash fctamk,
Also, a Largo Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car t I'hiladelphia wevkly I
r.in p-epand to fill ,-tll ortlers lor funature,
carpels, it.c., in jerson.
F. F. KGU.il.
Jw
GHEAr REDUCTION
IS THK
ritifEs or TiiUTii:
Ttill Upprr or Lotrfr Setts as Lorr as t?3
No leefh allowed to Nave the iiflk-e un
les the paiieiit is satisfti d.
Teetii remodeled and rer-'ttred.
Te.-lii tilled In last for lii'e.
I). nta! wo k iliHic for persons without
t'l.-m ha vine li.eir home, if desired.
Toothache fU;ix-d in live minutes with
t'lt rxtnwt'tr. Lie ttth, ai th D.-nisI ( )f
ficeof U. OkRlt, csuhltshed in Milllin
town iu lt-GO.
G. L. PKItTv,
Jan 24. 187i Pracii. ..1 DeutUt.
XotlCC of Dissolution.
I rTvlIt partnership heretofore existing be-
X teen Mah Herialer an-I Wtliiatn II.
Kurtz, in Ihe nstae and stlo of Ib-rtzler 3l
J Kurt, at Van Wert, in Walker township,
jnniata i-onciy, na rtiMU.iy oen atmotven
by nottnil consent. A d pvnons hiving nn-twtth-d
acconnut will pitas,; cail on V,, 11.
Kur', at Vau Wen, and ittaJte sett'euietit,
and tuse having claim wdl present them
for payuitrnt, as the hooks and accounts are
iu hi haitds l.r settViuent.
NAIt TJEKTZEEIl.
M M. H. KL UTK.
Oct. 22, 1873.
W. H. IvraTZ will continne the business
at the old stand. Thinktu! tor aM psst
favors, he is hoiefnl of ftiturn p-.lron:itre,
and heartily invito ad to call and examine
his slock:
fOB
PRINTING OF VERY KINP
' done at this oflice
MlSCELLJSiEOl'S
J. & II. A. STA3IBAUGII
HAVE REMOVED THEER DIMEKSB
STOCK OF
MERCHANDISE
TO THE NEW" ROOMS OF
ID. P. SULOUIF
B100
GREAT HEDUCTI0X IN THE PRICES OF
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS &, CAPS-
IF YOU WANT
A N Y T
ATABOOT&SHOESTOlt
AND THAT
At
to
jA QooCL Article,
Call at the UOOT and SHOE STOKE of
J. W. DEAN,
Hriilgc street, Pat f: sou, IVnn'a.
nil cnKKiirriaiaY
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
NEW CASH ST0R
AT
LOCUST GROVE, MILFORD TAV1'.,
One and a half miles south.wet of PattcrsHMi.
fT1!IE stibsrnlier would most rcspe;ir,,Hy inform the iinii'lc fl .nl hu i,.is j't- t p 'm-l a
J Store at Ihe :i)tve place; ln-re he is piep::red to supply all who 111 iv f.ivo,- li.n with
tiirir patronage with ihe fat-stand most select assortment of "
DRY GOODS, OROCKRIE3, VEENSWAKE, VYtK.n AND WIT. I OW iVH?, Otf,
t LOTUS, JJCOTS At tll.'LS. Also, with a full anpplv of
HOaME-MADE GOODS YARXS, &0.f
All of which he offers sell Or exehanse f'r rmintr pindm-e at
TITJ5 VERY TaOVtuST PRICES.
Miirh bmer, in fart, th in troiwia have been sold ilhin the county for if anv re-.it'j.
He will pay the inulioi mat ket price tor V"CUst l'osts, Rallnial Ti. atid Wocd,
either iu cash or goods.
T ,f . A.J. IIERTZLEII.
lawnst (.rove, Ang. 8, 18.:J-tf.
D. W. Harley & Oos
I the place where jon can biiy
THE BIT AM) TSIK CIIKAPKST
MENS' YOUTHS' & ROYS' CLOTIIlXG
ha r caps, jioois, shoes, axd )tcrxishixg uouas.
WE are prepared to exh'bit one of the most eboiew rd s. l.vt sto. ks rv.-r oTi-red in
this market, and at AS TUXtSHIXI! L Y LOW PhU F.S
Also; tne Scares taken for suits and part of suits, which will be ws'e to ortler
at aiiort notice, very r jemmaKhf:
l?emeinber the piae, ih IlotTuian"s
Water a'reets, JIirFLlNTOWN, IA.
WIM TO &K0 HOV TO
:0:
Just sfpiroSAVTEL STRAYEK'S rl.t'THINO STOKE. I'-rMn itt-.f, l'u!t -rson'
la., and he will fell t f?n all rVirt it.
llavinc i-ist r""!nme. from Phil tdehilila and New York, he ran s-ipt.lr voti with the
Latm and Choicest Styles if
CLOTIIIXf; OF ALL KIN'IKS,
I (-"-,TS- rants. . 11 .n, 1 ap. uoot aim
I ii..i.i:h 111HM3 .ii -iiiiif- .iiri.i.i, vifr:-i,
t.ie cheapest, lor the saoie .pi.ility til .mhIs.
lUciisutvs Taken and
r:t!t.'r,if, Jl.iy III, lc"
Act Ailm-tirfirt'(x.
Yy p. m loi it itt o, j
t
31ERCIIANTSJ
DHALCatS I.I
GKALX, '
LUMBER.
CO AIj,
l'LASTKK,
CEilEN T.
CALCIKED plastee
LCTIOEEli.
SHU3IAN KILLER, of MilliTstowr-, ;
Perry county, lender his servkw to Ihj .
(:i:l)li.t as Auctioneer, and will attend ;
lromitlv to the crviria of sal-s at anv lui. 1 1
! in the comity, tiivc him a call. 1
-' - I
JDYERTISEME.X1S.
Oil
& CO. and C. 55.
STREET.'-
II I N Q
THAT CAN BK FUHCHAfKl)
CAN UK HAD
die JLmvcsi
ix?t;re
ixviTiaS i.sri:rnoa
T7I
New l?ui!ilin;, corner f Ilridw mil
I n .y h, l7:l-H
sap
."-fines, w -ifi-h 's
I J,-
"..ts. Tt.r
1 t!!"j;- til in
r lour w;l ..Iilil
C.ili in .iti-I he cin- iue-d.
Suits Ma lo t j Order.
THOMAS A. KLDKn, A )
Physician ard Surge cn,
MEFI.IXTOIVX. 1.1.
O.'fiee beers from f .1. .ti3k.. !;.
fi;e iu M fi!h"s ri-s'iienee, at tin- -'ir!i
end of Water street. v-ffj-tt
!A
LFKED J. l'ATTKKSON.
AITOilKET-AT-LAW,
.MIFFLINTOWN. JCNIATA CO., PA.
U All btisinejs prmiiptlv uttendeti to.
Urrtt a With J rLfunli Lyorv, Enf.
JOL IS K. ATKINSON,
! ATTORNEY - AT -1. ATT,
MIITLINTOWN, PA.
XyIlecti-.; and C..r.vcyanciti pruni -ly
att-.'Uiled to.
S LT Orrirr l)n Bridge street, opposite the
Couit Hoiijwi .S.pure.
1;
: WHITE TINE SHAVED SHlN(iLE3,
LAP AN!) JOINT,
, SAWED SUINGLE, rLASTER'N'i
' LATH,
PICKETS ANDI'iiT BOAUDS,
Foa ar
NER riloAtl'SON.
Hilroy, Uilliin Co only, la.
Bov2T-f.m -